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One question, every learner in turn
Marking a whole class's answers to one question without opening twenty students.
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Points, and how a course adds up
What a question is worth, how the course total is reached, and the one value that breaks marking.
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How your answers are marked
Which questions mark themselves, which wait for a person, and exactly how forgiving each one is.
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Overriding a mark
Changing a mark the software gave, giving partial credit, and how to stay consistent about it.
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Marking a written answer
Scoring the questions that need a person, leaving feedback, and changing a mark Grapevine awarded itself.
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Seeing your results
Where your points appear, what "waiting to be graded" means, and what to do if you think a mark is wrong.
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Writing a question
Adding a question to a lesson, setting what it is worth, and the settings every type shares.
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The six question types
What each type is for, how each is marked, and which ones need you to read the answer.
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Shuffling the answers
Showing the options in a different order for each learner, and what it does and does not protect against.
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Answering questions
The six kinds of question, how each is answered, and what happens after you submit.
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